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  • Senior Manager, Communications, Office of the CEO, Genpact
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Chicago’s ‘Slacker’ Artists

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By Pia Singh
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Against the cultural economy’s demand for constant productivity, a group of works by Chicago-based conceptual artists invites viewers to slow down Three unopened ‘gifts’ addressed to the late Pope.L sit overhead on wooden shelves, slightly out of reach. The first, Package Received But Never Opened #75 (2015), a brown-paper-and-plastic-wrapped box, teeters at the edge, beside Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle’s hand-carved ash-wood Chair for poet (2025). Both works remain tentative, awaiting an addressee.
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What’s on for spring? Spiritualism and symbolic systems

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By Pia Singh
| Chicago Reader Verified
There is something crude in attempting to locate a theme or thesis of what’s going on in the pluralistic “art world” while the rest is seemingly going belly up. Exhibitions in Chicago seem to ask very different questions; some concern our shared existence, others reshape the logics of symbolic order, testing the context and conventions of how meaning is conveyed.
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Recapping EXPO Art Week

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By Pia Singh
| Chicago Reader Verified
EXPO Art Week kicked off with the Renaissance Society’s RenBen, where over 400 guests attended Maurizio Cattelan’s Silent Party at the Chicago Athletic Association. Sticking a pin in the vacuousness of small talk at art socials, Cattelan and Ren director-curator Myriam Ben Salah guided guests through a roving gala with one condition: two hours of complete silence. Silence—as a response to unwieldy power that dictates the hyperstimulation and dissociative numbness of our times—felt fitting as form.
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